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by Carolyne Volpe Curley / Carolyne@WestEssexNOW.com Published 9:14am
 A Flood Watch is in effect now until 8pm Sunday. Heavy rainfall from the remnants of Tropical Depression Bill is expected to impact the West Essex area tonight through Sunday evening. The heaviest rain is expected to occur during the overnight hours tonight into Sunday Morning and could lead to widespread street, home, and small stream Flooding.Flood Watch is in effect now until 8pm Sunday. Heavy rainfall from the remnants of Tropical Depression Bill is expected to impact the West Essex area tonight through Sunday evening. The heaviest rain is expected to occur during the overnight hours tonight into Sunday Morning and could lead to widespread street, home, and small stream Flooding. Additionally - the heavy rainfall Saturday night could fall within a short period of time, leading to sharp rises on small streams and significant poor drainage flooding which will also bring about Flash Flooding. West Essex is forecast to receive a total rainfall amount of 1.5 inches. If Flooding seems imminent, the Watch will become a Warning. THUNDERSTORMS
 Saturday, June 20
 Strongest Winds 6am to 3pm
 Cloudy
FORECAST Hottest Day of the Year so Far Thursday, June 11
 Update from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) National Weather Service station located in Fairfield's Essex County Airport
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